Deborah Watson, 54, of Orlando, Florida, was shot to death on March 17, 2014. Originally from Philadelphia, she cared for her wheelchair-bound father for 25 years and enjoyed playing pool, cards, and camping. On the night of her death she was in a shed she shared with two others, Richard Button and Todd Lemme; all three were shot in the head and later found the next day by a passerby.

Deborah placed a frantic 911 call during the attack reporting that Leonard Scott Lewis, her former boyfriend, was killing the men; Lewis’s voice was audible in the background. Lewis, described as homeless, was arrested and charged with three counts of first-degree murder. The case drew attention after questions were raised about how the initial 911 call was handled and why the bodies were discovered only the following day despite multiple officers having responded.

In July 2015 Leonard Lewis was found guilty of the murders and sentenced to life in prison. Anyone who knew Deborah, Richard, or Todd or has information about the events of March 17, 2014 is asked to come forward.